OT: Montreal Impact Thread XXVI and World Cup Discussion Thread
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ArtPeur
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Thanks, I guess.
I don't know if I'll get tickets for the CONCACAF games, we can't even tie a game in a MLS game with the best players on the field (well kinda). How can we hope to compete in those Champions' games?
I'm not even pissed with this team anymore, I'm just.. sad.
.. that ref, though.
Barriwhite
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joey hasnt tweeted since may 10th. he's resigned to this **** too. ps...orlando and NYCFC - with the backing of MCFC already have way BETTER management teams in place
Thanks, I guess.
I don't know if I'll get tickets for the CONCACAF games, we can't even tie a game in a MLS game with the best players on the field (well kinda). How can we hope to compete in those Champions' games?
I'm getting CCL tickets for Henry. Gotta get that jersey signed
As for Occean, I understand the thought process of saying we already have Jack Mac and Di Vaio so its hard to fit him in there, but the truth is, next season, MDV will be back home in Italy and JM99 could very well be gone for Europe, leaving us with Santiago Gonzalezz
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There's thousands of DP's available all the time, that's not something that scares me. My problem is I want a ******* quality center attacking midfielder!!!!! There's no leader on the field right now and it shows bad. I just can't stand Felipe anymore, it's nuts. Just the way he runs with the ball gives me chills.
^ Yep. It annoys me that Bernier has to win the ball back, organize the midfield, create plays, bring the ball forward while the midget besides him cannot do a single thing. He can't even protect the damn ball. Felipe is ****ing useless and I won't mind if he's sent to Brazil.
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Felipe is a quality bench player. It's the fact that he's been given full out immunity that's the problem! I like though that yesterday he played a deep lying playmaker spot instead of center attacking mid. He's not a good traffic player and he's not even close to be physically made for the job either.
going to the game just to get a 3rd Henry jersey signed !
Power Man
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Forgive me-but why was former manager fired he led team to play-offs I mean maybe he was a jerk at times but he seemed to be a winner.What Montreal have now is empty seats and loosing games and soon owner is going to cry about losing money and asking govt to save club.Am I in left field or are my comments valid in some way-thanks
It seems like they did well enough getting into the playoffs in year 2, but they just squeaked in after being humiliated for the entire second half of the season. The destruction against Houston in the knockout game when they lost 5-0 showed us who this team really was.
Everything is amateur right now. Bad ownership, management, coaching staff, scouting, and players. This is the crud you get in the NASL.
The worst run franchise in the league after Chivas. The attendance next year should reflect that. Everything Saputo does is designed on a cheap budget mentality. He was being cheap with expansion costs, stadium design and location, management, roster, and DP's.
MLS is moving in the right direction and the Impact are being left behind. They need to wake up or we'll have another Expos situation on our hands in the very near future. Spend real money and hire good people or GTFO.
Don't forget the whole marketing team. It seems like IMFC marketing team is content with just promoting their team on Facebook and Twitter. For a city with a big soccer fanbase, no one really cares when they win or lose.
IMFC announced at the beginning of the year that they did a survey and 90% of people Montrealers did not know the players on the team. I bet 90% still don't know the players and that's a good thing that people don't know who Felipe and Klopas are!
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Those scalpers always have tickets "moins cher qu'Ã la billetterie" 
I don't know if I'll renew too... I'm pretty sure they could play way better than what we see. If JackMac stays, Piatti for a full season, Mapp, if Romero keeps playing like he does, Camara/Miller as FB, we mifht not be that bad next year. I liked Danso yesterday and I'm hoping that we can get an upgrade of Ferrari... Then, we might only need a CAM/CM and/or another DM.
Maybe I'm being too optimistic..
Still, I'd wish for Occean right now, if Mac or Di Vaio gets hurt, we're doomed. (Well can it be worse?)
I don't know if I'll renew too... I'm pretty sure they could play way better than what we see. If JackMac stays, Piatti for a full season, Mapp, if Romero keeps playing like he does, Camara/Miller as FB, we mifht not be that bad next year. I liked Danso yesterday and I'm hoping that we can get an upgrade of Ferrari... Then, we might only need a CAM/CM and/or another DM.
Maybe I'm being too optimistic..
Still, I'd wish for Occean right now, if Mac or Di Vaio gets hurt, we're doomed. (Well can it be worse?)
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MONTRÉAL - Si la direction de l'Impact avait mis sur papier ce qu'elle lui a fait miroiter verbalement, Olivier Occéan aurait fort probablement signé et il se serait présenté à Montréal. Mais il n'y a jamais eu de suivi et les négociations sont maintenant rompues, du moins en ce qui concerne le club montréalais.
« Si (Nick) De Santis a dit que c'est fini, c'est que c'est fini. C'est leur décision », a commenté Occéan, lundi, lors d'un entretien téléphonique avec La Presse Canadienne.
Le Brossardois de 32 ans, qui évolue en deuxième division allemande depuis quelques années, était notamment prêt à accepter les termes financiers qui avaient été avancés par la direction de l'Impact. Et ce, même si le club a très peu de marge de manoeuvre à l'heure actuelle par rapport au plafond salarial.
« Il y a eu des chiffres qui ont été évoqués, mais pas d'offre écrite, a indiqué Occéan. Je croyais qu'on était d'accord. C'est juste qu'à la dernière minute, ils ont fait volte-face.
It's not happening.. How the **** can you say no to Occean when the team is losing games and fans at Saputo Stadium???
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« Si (Nick) De Santis a dit que c'est fini, c'est que c'est fini. C'est leur décision », a commenté Occéan, lundi, lors d'un entretien téléphonique avec La Presse Canadienne.
Le Brossardois de 32 ans, qui évolue en deuxième division allemande depuis quelques années, était notamment prêt à accepter les termes financiers qui avaient été avancés par la direction de l'Impact. Et ce, même si le club a très peu de marge de manoeuvre à l'heure actuelle par rapport au plafond salarial.
« Il y a eu des chiffres qui ont été évoqués, mais pas d'offre écrite, a indiqué Occéan. Je croyais qu'on était d'accord. C'est juste qu'à la dernière minute, ils ont fait volte-face.
It's not happening.. How the **** can you say no to Occean when the team is losing games and fans at Saputo Stadium???
#DeSantisDécalisse
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